DEVELOPING A FORENSIC PRACTICE: OPERATIONS AND ETHICS FOR EXPERTS (PB 2013) Paperback

Developing a forensic practice can be overwhelming, but Dr. William Reid, a seasoned forensic psychiatrist, offers a clear and practical guide for clinicians aiming to navigate this transition successfully. This book, also valuable for attorneys, provides practical insights and numerous case examples covering key aspects such as lawyer-expert communication, case assessments, record reviews, evaluations, reports, deposition and trial testimony, billing, office management, marketing, liability, and professional ethics. A special chapter by an experienced malpractice attorney offers a unique "lawyer's perspective" on the subject and mental health experts. Additionally, the extensive appendix includes over 40 practical examples of office forms, letters, reports, and affidavits. This book is an essential resource for any mental health professional working or aspiring to work at the intersection of mental health and law